Lúcio Costa

Lúcio Costa
Lucio Costa

* February 27, 1902 Toulon
† July 13, 1998 Rio de Janeiro

Brazilian architect, city planner and author.

• 
  Jockey Club Brasileiro headquarters
  1965
  Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
  
• Plaza of the Three Powers
  1960
  Brasilia, Brazil
  
• Brasilia
  -1960, 1956
  Brasilia, Brazil
  
• 
  Brasilian Pavilion
  1957-59
  Paris, France
  
• 
  Wohnblöcke im Guinle-Park
  1948-54
  Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
  
• 
  Palácio Gustavo Capanema
  1936-45
  Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
  
• Brasilian Pavilion, EXPO New York
  1939 [destroyed]
  New York City, United States of America
  
• 
  Supreme Court
  Brasilia, Brazil
  
• 
  District government
  Brasilia, Brazil
  
• 
  National Theatre
  Brasilia, Brazil
  
• 
  Juscelino Kubitschek Memorial
  Brasilia, Brazil
  
• 
  Wohnblock SQS
  Brasilia, Brazil
  

• Lúcio Costa
  documentos de trabalho
  L. Costa
  IPHAN, Ministério da Cultura; 1998
  
• Lucio Costa
  registro de uma vivência
  L. Costa
  Empresa das Artes; 1995
  
• Brasília revisitada 1985/1987
  in: Projeto, 1987,100
  L. Costa
  page 115–122
  
• Lúcio Costa: a vanguarda permeada com a tradiçao
  in: Projeto, 1987,104
  L. Costa, H. Segawa
  page 145–154
  - interview
  

• Lúcio Costa
  documentos de trabalho
  L. Costa
  IPHAN, Ministério da Cultura; 1998
  
• Lucio Costa
  registro de uma vivência
  L. Costa
  Empresa das Artes; 1995
  
• Cien años de soledad?: identidad y modernidad en la cultura arquitectonica latinoamerica
  in: ARQ, 1990,15
  A. Gorelik
  page 32–39
  
• Brasilia, monument van het modernisme
  in: Architect, 11/1989
  P. Meurs, J. Mulder, W. Nijenhuis
  page 90–97
  
• Lúcio Costa: homenagen
  in: Projeto, 1991,146
  E. Duvivier
  page 7
  

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